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Kin of Philippine drug war victims seek broader accountability beyond Duterte...

Families seek a fuller accounting of alleged state violence, including disappearances, activist killings, and continuing abuses

Catholic-backed truth commission launched to investigate Philippines drug war killings

A Church-backed Philippine commission seeks truth, accountability, and healing for families affected by years of anti-drug violence

Cardinal David blasts Cayetano’s ‘pro-life’ defense of Duterte drug war

The bishop warned that language defending extrajudicial killings risks normalizing violence and deepening what he called a “culture of death”

Between two galleries: Gladiators and spectators — Can the Philippines recover...

From The Hague, a Redemptorist missionary reflects on Duterte supporters and victims’ families confronting the nation’s conscience

ICC rules Duterte fit for pre-trial, sets Feb. 23 confirmation hearing

ICC rejects adjournment bid, clears Duterte to face Feb. 23 confirmation hearing over alleged drug war crimes

Mobile museum on drug war victims opens at Philippine Senate

Lakbay Museo ng Paghilom will be open to the public for three days, from Jan. 26 to 28, coinciding with the opening of the Senate’s session

ICC ousts chief prosecutor Karim Khan from Duterte case over ‘appearance...

ICC removes Karim Khan from Duterte crimes-against-humanity case over “reasonable appearance of bias,” citing past links to victims

Karapatan hails ICC’s rejection of Duterte’s release bid as ‘win for...

Karapatan welcomes ICC decision denying Duterte’s release, calling it a milestone in the long pursuit of justice for victims

Outrage erupts over slay of former broadcaster, rights advocate in Mindanao

Former broadcaster and rights advocate Ali Macalintal shot dead in General Santos; groups demand swift, transparent investigation

Rights group: Forensic lab won’t stop killings, impunity under Marcos

Karapatan slams Marcos’ new forensic institute as a “gimmick,” citing ongoing killings, impunity, and harassment of victims’ families

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